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jumping beans

yep...i allowed it.
i never allow it.

but paige had a photography project...steps and motion and so, i thought i'd be the cool mom and let the jumping beans...jump!
it was kinda fun just being the mom...the director...the laughing lady on the side while paige did the work.

and i also found a little self portrait of paige too! she might kill me, but its still cute!!
PhotoStory Friday
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Unknown said…
Oh they were loving that!
Elizabeth said…
Look at the fun brook and jada were having!
I have such a hard time finding the comment button on here. it doesn't show up for some reason.
Way to be the "cool" mom! Sometimes ya just gotta, huh? We sing and dace at the top of our lungs when dad is off to work for the night, just cause it's more fun that way!
LeAnn said…
It is such fun to jump on the bed! I am glad you out the shot of your other daughter, she is beautiful. ~
Cecily R said…
Jumping on the bed is a kid rite of passage...and since you now have photo evidence of it, you can go back to not allowing it. :)

Great shots, and I LOVE the self portrait. She's a stunner!
Michelle said…
You win the cool mom of the month award!
Unknown said…
I am glad you let them jump on the bed : ) I think that is the perfect thing to do every once in a while : )
Michelle said…
great pics! looks like they enjoyed the little off-limits treat you let them partake in!
Brandy said…
You can see the joy on their faces! And Paige's picture is really pretty.
FranticMommy said…
Love.It! Reminds me of the story "No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"
Thanks for stopping by on my SITS Day last week. And what a great day it was! I don't do giveaways often (they make me nuts) but if you are a Mom who likes to read to your kids you will love this book giveaway. Hope to see ya soon!
Allison said…
Cute!?! She's Beautiful!!!
That looks like such fun. I love to have an excuse to make an exception to the rule.

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